Anthony Bracco, Lcsw
About Anthony Bracco, Lcsw
Anthony Bracco, LCSW, is a Research Clinical Social Worker at NYU Langone Health and a Psychotherapist in private practice at Attune Psychotherapy. He specializes in integrating psychodynamic approaches with evidence-based therapies, focusing on co-occurring disorders and anxiety-related disorders.
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Anthony Bracco is currently a Research Clinical Social Worker at NYU Langone Health and also serves as a Psychotherapist in Private Practice at Attune Psychotherapy.
Professional Experience
Anthony Bracco has extensive experience in the mental health field. He joined NYU Langone Health as a Research Clinical Social Worker in 2021. Concurrently, he has been practicing as a psychotherapist at Attune Psychotherapy since 2020. His previous roles include Inpatient Psychiatric Social Worker at NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital (2019-2021), Primary Therapist at Monte Nido & Affiliates (2018-2020), and Social Worker at Montefiore Health System (2017-2019). Earlier, he served as a Clinician at Eating Disorder Recovery Specialists (2015-2017) and as a Primary Therapist/MSW Intern at The Renfrew Center (2014-2015).
Education and Expertise
Anthony Bracco obtained his Master of Social Work (MSW) degree from New York University, graduating Summa Cum Laude with a GPA of 3.96 in 2015. He also holds a Bachelor of Social Work from New York University, completed in 2014. He specializes in integrating psychodynamic approaches with evidence-based therapies and has a particular focus on treating complex cases involving co-occurring disorders.
Background in Research and Therapy Development
Anthony Bracco has contributed significantly to the field of mental health through various roles and research initiatives. He has been involved in independent research focused on improving therapeutic outcomes for eating disorders. His work includes developing innovative therapeutic strategies tailored for anxiety-related disorders. His continuous professional development ensures he stays updated with the latest advancements in mental health care.